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Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXXX, Issue 33, 25 September 1914, Page 7

■V, .. .■„>■■-.*;■'. *i-'.V-->! ■ magmmm} ;> ■/,...■• . .. ■- '■'■ ■ ■ ■' • I'.' . to Sunshine—• Closed to 3?^%.^il!i"f; Even against chilling winds and cutting hail you can ride comfortably and securely in an "Overland." This wonderful Car is good for all Seasons and for treacherous M Js£s and tyre-tearing roads. It appeals M especially to the Farmer who is Mr M keen on moneys worth in motoring. J > 2MI m ™ • i^^P^^ is as roomy and handsome as other Cars costing 25% more. It shrinks motor bills to ;a,minimum, because no Car is less greedy of petrol—more easy on tyres. Its appointments are on the lines of the highest-priced Cars and include Electric Starter, Electric Lamps, and Electric Horn. Its flexible, dependable Engine will give all the speed you'll ever need. That a Car so splendidly equipped—so powerful—and So economical should be sold at a price so moderate, is one of the miracles of the motor industry. Let us sen.? you our FREE CATALOGUE - a bright, attractive, straightforward book describing the "OVERLAND." Write for copy NOW. Chief Agents for North Island: A. HATRICK & CO., LTD. WANGANUI "Overland' Local Agents, MUDFORD. *"'■■>■' ■<><■' C H<fl-45

EVERY FARMER \ T EEDS AN "OVERLAND." All progressive farmers should count a motor car as necessary as machinery. It lightens labor, breaks down isolation, saves time and money. And it will often prove a friend in need. No motor car meets the requirements of the farmer so satisfactorily as the "Overland." Tin's practical and economical car is right in size and strength, for comfort, speed and safety. It is right in price, too. To get "Overland" value in any other car you will have to pay 25 per cent, i moro than the "Overland" price. Of course, you won't do it. See the "Overland." Catalogues free. Chief Agents for North Island, A. Hatrick and Co., Ltd., Wanganui; Local Agent, W. Muriford,